Is this tour suitable for young children?

Yes, though the 9-hour duration and multiple walking segments suit ages 5+. The Monkey Forest requires supervision, and temple dress codes apply. Discuss specific needs with your operator when booking.

What's included in the price from EUR 115?

Private air-conditioned vehicle, professional English-speaking guide, photography services, and entry to major sites (Monkey Forest, rice terraces, Tirta Empul temple, waterfall). Optional lunch at D'Alas is typically separate; confirm final costs at checkout.

How far is Ubud from Kuta, and how much travel time is involved?

Ubud is approximately 60 km inland from Kuta, typically a 1.5–2 hour drive depending on traffic. Your 9-hour tour includes round-trip travel.

Can I swim at the waterfall and temple springs?

Yes, you can swim at both Tegenungan Waterfall and Tirta Empul's sacred spring pools. Bring swimwear, a towel, and water shoes for safety on wet rocks.

Is the jungle swing safe?

The swing is designed for tourists and includes safety measures. It does involve height and swinging motion; if you're uncomfortable, your guide can offer alternative photo locations in the same area.

What should I wear to visit temples?

Wear sarongs or long trousers and cover your shoulders. Tirta Empul temple enforces modest dress codes. Sarongs are often provided at the gate or included by tour operators; ask your guide in advance.

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About this activity

Discover Ubud's cultural heartland and natural wonders on a curated 9-hour private tour from Kuta, combining sacred sites, UNESCO rice terraces, and authentic Balinese village experiences in a premium air-conditioned vehicle with professional guide and photographer services.

Embark on a private journey through Ubud’s most iconic treasures, step inside a traditional Balinese family compound to discover the authentic 'Balinese' lifestyle and culture. The sacred banyan trees of the Monkey Forest to the cascading waters of Tegenungan Waterfall. Traveling in a premium air-conditioned vehicle, you’ll explore the UNESCO-listed “Subak Irrigation System “ Tegalalang Rice Terraces and the holy springs of Tirta Empul alongside a professional guide who doubles as your personal mobile photographer. After soaring over the jungle canopy on a safe, scenic swing, you will. This seamless experience includes a delicious local lunch at D’Alas, if you select that option, ensuring you focus entirely on the beauty of Bali while we handle every detail.

Highlights

✓Walk among monkeys in the ancient Ubud Monkey Forest with its sacred banyan trees
✓Explore UNESCO-recognised Tegalalang Rice Terraces and traditional Subak irrigation systems
✓Visit a working Balinese family compound to experience daily local life and customs
✓Bathe in the holy spring pools of Tirta Empul temple
✓Swing over jungle canopy on a scenic aerial swing
✓Refreshing swim at Tegenungan Waterfall's natural pools

Insider tips

★Arrive at the Monkey Forest early to see the primates most active and avoid midday crowds; bring sunscreen and secure loose items as monkeys are opportunistic
★Wear sarongs or long pants to Tirta Empul temple; modest dress is required and enforced at this sacred site
★Pack water shoes or secure sandals for the waterfall—slippery rocks are common
★The swing experience involves heights; communicate any concerns with your guide beforehand for alternative photo spots

Good to know

•Private vehicle pickup and dropoff from Kuta included; confirm your hotel location at booking
•Professional guide provides live commentary and acts as photographer throughout the day
•Optional local lunch at D'Alas restaurant available (verify inclusion/cost when booking)
•Bring swimwear, towel, and change of clothes for waterfall and temple spring activities
•Moderate walking and climbing involved; not fully wheelchair accessible due to terrain and temple steps

Who it's for

Culture enthusiasts seeking authentic village and temple experiences beyond typical tourist circuitsSmall groups and families wanting personalised, private-vehicle explorationPhotography-focused travellers who value a guide doubling as dedicated photographerNature lovers combining jungle, waterfalls, and agricultural heritage in one day

Best time to visit

Visit during the dry season (April–October) when trails are safest and waterfalls are accessible; start early (6–7 am) to beat afternoon heat and tour crowds, especially at the Monkey Forest.

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Reviews

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Chris S.

May 2026

a stop the guide added on the fly unreal. honestly better than the tour we did in Marrakech last year

Megan E.

Feb 2026

our guide Mei couldnt do enough for us and a little local spot off the usual route was the highlight. Went last tuesday so it wasnt too busy. On a rainy sunday, and came away with 200+ photos. Would book again no question, tbh

Esme W.

Apr 2025

our guide Raj was nice enough, but the bit at the end nobody expects felt a bit rushed honestly, and expected more, our Dubrovnik tour was better value, tbh

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